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Variational Monte Carlo with large patched transformers
K. Sprague and S. Czischek
Discover groundbreaking advancements in simulating qubit systems with transformer models as wavefunction ansatz! This research, conducted by Kyle Sprague and Stefanie Czischek, showcases large patched transformers that outperform traditional methods, opening doors to studying extensive Rydberg atom arrays and their fascinating phase transitions.
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